Supporting community campaigners with information and information technology in their work for social justice, human rights, and peace.

Non-profit public interest law firm affiliated with the University of Chicago Law School concentrating on cases that raise constitutional or significant issues about criminal justice.

Addresses human rights generally, also landmines, and biological/chemical weapons.

Works to promote and protect fundamental international human rights. Includes newsletter, media alerts, lawyer-to-lawyer appeals, reports on refugee policy and asylum cases.

An on-line repository of human rights education and training materials, on-line forums, databases and links to other organisations and resources.

Ranks all independent countries according their political freedoms and civil rights. Includes links to non-independent territories.

An international committee seeking an effective system of international justice. Goals include the development and reform of existing international institutions, to ensure that human rights are enforced, and to campaign for the establishment of an International Criminal Court.

Promotes and supports range of issues important to the preservation of individual freedom; and attempts to identify and challenge individuals and organizations who would subvert the U.S. Bill of Rights for personal, private or political gain.

Represents minority religious and ethnic communities from around the world in opposition to radical Islamic intolerance and violence.

This foundation seeks to combat indifference, intolerance and injustice. Established by Elie and Marion Wiesel after he was awarded the 1986 Nobel Prize for Peace.